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That this is being made public most assuredly means the next strike on the Kerch bridge will be via anything but these drones. Such announcements are meant to encourage the Russians to defend against the last attack while leaving themselves open to the next.A new baby has been born in ukrainian waters:
New Drone Boat Named Sea Baby Used In Kerch Bridge Attack
The Sea Baby is claimed to pack a 1,800-pound warhead and is said to have been used in the last drone boat attack on the Kerch Bridge.www.thedrive.com
F-117As were spotted at the exercise, too.
The USAF has them listed as "retired", but their storage disposition is listed as "1000", meaning they are in a maintained state of readiness.Wow, I thought those had been retired?
The USAF has them listed as "retired", but their storage disposition is listed as "1000", meaning they are in a maintained state of readiness.
However, they have been kept active for research, training and in the case of these exercises: enemy anomoly training (cruise missiles, stealth fighters and drones).
The USAF has them listed as "retired", but their storage disposition is listed as "1000", meaning they are in a maintained state of readiness.
However, they have been kept active for research, training and in the case of these exercises: enemy anomoly training (cruise missiles, stealth fighters and drones).
That's gonna cut into their Social Security benefits.Stealthy F-117 Nighthawks Have Been Masquerading As Cruise Missiles
The "retired" F-117s are ideal surrogates for cruise missiles, which have small target signatures, and threaten the U.S. and its interests abroad.www.thedrive.com
F-117 Nighthawks Caught Roaring Through A Canyon In Awesome Images
The Air Force plans to continue using F-117 Nighthawk stealth jets in a variety of test and training roles through at least 2034.www.thedrive.com
'Retired' F-117 Nighthawks Will Fly For Another Decade
The Air Force is looking at extending its growing F-117 operations to 2034, 26 years after the type was officially retired.www.thedrive.com
F-117 Nighthawks Soar Over Alaska
F-117s have been expanding the geographical footprint of their post-retirement operations and have now ventured outside the lower 48 states.www.thedrive.com
A very active retirement indeed.
Stealthy F-117 Nighthawks Have Been Masquerading As Cruise Missiles
The "retired" F-117s are ideal surrogates for cruise missiles, which have small target signatures, and threaten the U.S. and its interests abroad.www.thedrive.com
F-117 Nighthawks Caught Roaring Through A Canyon In Awesome Images
The Air Force plans to continue using F-117 Nighthawk stealth jets in a variety of test and training roles through at least 2034.www.thedrive.com
'Retired' F-117 Nighthawks Will Fly For Another Decade
The Air Force is looking at extending its growing F-117 operations to 2034, 26 years after the type was officially retired.www.thedrive.com
F-117 Nighthawks Soar Over Alaska
F-117s have been expanding the geographical footprint of their post-retirement operations and have now ventured outside the lower 48 states.www.thedrive.com
A very active retirement indeed.
Probably a gooney bird could be the oldest plane flying eventuallyNot close to the C-47 though
What a ridiculous mess - between the incompetence and the outright greed & corruption, Russia is literally a real-life example of a fictional land in a fictional storybook.New Russian startup: How to become from a military commissar into an oligarch
Russian Army Heads Find a New Way to Screw Their Dead Troops
Military commissars have come up with a new scheme targeting the relatives of dead Russian fighters, according to a human rights group.www.thedailybeast.com
F-16s, F-117s. It's the 1990s all over again. Any F-4G Wild Weasels?F-117As were spotted at the exercise, too.